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Speakers: Gustav Lagercrantz, CEO, Monterro & Beata Wickbom, Moderator
Room: Main stage
Speaker: Verne Harnish, CEO & Founder of Scaling Up
Room: Main stage
Session description: There are four key constraints to scaling beyond your borders, that align with the four decisions of Scaling Up – People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash. In Verne’s keynote he’ll share practical ideas for addressing each.
Speaker: R. Michael Anderson, Leadership expert
Room: Main stage
Session description: The 4-step system that leaders of every high-growth company needs to know. Growth is exciting—but scaling up the right way is a whole different challenge. Stop guessing and start growing with a proven framework that will enable you to keep evolving your leadership to meet the changing demands of the business, without the chaos.
In this keynote, Michael, gives leaders the blueprint to scale effectively, sustainably, and profitably.
Room: Lounge & Matchmaking area
Breakout 1: Scaling global teams with confidence: Common pitfalls and proven strategies for success
Speakers: Alice Burks, Director of People Success, Deel & Anastasia Lappalainen, HR Manager, EMEA & New Markets, Kempower
Breakout 2: How to choose your next market
Speakers: Peter Larsson, Co-founder, Monterro & Johan Blomdahl, CEO, TimeEdit
Roundtables
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Breakout 1: The role of SaaS in an AI-agent-driven world
Speakers: Henrik Kniberg, Chief Scientist & Co-founder, Ymnig AI
Breakout 2: TBA
Roundtables
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Breakout 1: Scaling smart: How to grow through strategic acquisitions
Speakers: TBA
Breakout 2: Navigating macro uncertainty: Market sentiment for IPOs, M&A, and capital raises
Speakers: Carnegie
Roundtables
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Speaker: Stephen Cave, PhD Cambridge University
Room: Main stage
Session description: What should we really worry about, when we worry about AI? There are competing views about what the real ethical issues are, from algorithmic bias to the robot uprising. In this talk, Professor Cave shows that there have been three distinct waves of AI ethics: one with a long history, focussed on worries about human-like machines; a much more recent wave focussed on the reality of modern machine learning; and an emerging third wave concerned with the widespread impacts of rapid technological transformation.
Speaker: Charlotte Fors, Head of Nordics, Central and Eastern Europe at Vonage
Room: Main stage
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Room: Lounge and Matchmaking area
